noun
camaraderie
kah-muh-RAH-duh-ree/ˌkɑːməˈrɑːdəri/
Friendly trust and companionship among people in a group.
The friends' shared laughter and relaxed gestures show their warm camaraderie.
Etymology
The comrade behind camaraderie was originally someone who shared a room. That close companionship supplies the image behind the word’s warm friendship and trust within a group.
In context
the camaraderie the being together working on one common goal is just uh it's it's hard to describe the feeling in your heart
More examples
- The team missed the camaraderie of working in one room.
- A sense of camaraderie helped the crew through the long voyage.
- Their friendly teasing reflected years of camaraderie.
Forms
camaraderie
Similar words
- friendship
- Can connect individuals privately, while camaraderie often grows within a group.